The fellow who briefly owned my 9C before me had cut a serpentine belt and crudely laced it together. I improved on that, following the lacing instruction in the SB manual and using 50 lb test Spider

This is what I used. No issues this far. https://offroadbelts.com/product/dd-powerdrive-b41-or-5l440-v-belt-5-8-x-44in-vbelt

Ebay has several sellers offering custom belts for SB and other lathes. Leather and synthetic, cut to length and with the skived joint or the alligator-style joints. Looks like $30 and up with

If no one else grabs it, I'd be happy to have it. I understand they can also be adapted to the SB Heavy 10L, which I have. As a restoration project, which is why I'm not in a rush if someone else

Anyone know a good source for the drive belts for a 9"? David Teckserve@...

Frank: I got this one too. Capt. Art On Monday, August 23, 2021, 08:41:36 AM EDT, frank7748124 via groups.io

I received this one, Frank. On Tuesday, August 24, 2021, 09:55:24 AM EDT, frank7748124 via groups.io

Nice write up. Just a note: the previous owner wrote "cross slide logan" with a marker on the side of the shipping box. I think this was for his own reference because he did have a Logan lathe and the

FYI. Here is the thread Paula did on Practical Machinist machining this cross

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Thanks. Attaching pictures.

I did not see any messages after I sent you one

I’m seeing you just fine Al

I posted a reply to the group yesterday and responded personally. I did not see the group message posted and I have not heard back from the individual. Are my messages coming through?

yep , we lost almost a whole town , it's almost impossible to get fire insurance cause the nearest fire hydrants from us are over 2 miles away & all we have is volunteer fire

Is "squitty" really a word? On Monday, August 23, 2021, 12:47:59 PM CDT, eddie.draper@... via groups.io

Pusher for squitty little workpieces to get them out of a collet? Eddie

I think it may be a knock out as one end is brass, and there is no obvious way to set a stop depth. But, I do not believe there is a need to knock out anything with a 3C collet. Might be for some

The long rod next to the draw bar appears to be either a knock out bar to remove tight fitting stock in a collet, or a collet stop. As a stop, it would be inserted into the draw bar, and into the

Glen, That helps a lot. Now i just need to figure out if there is any use to the rest of the stuff, or if it should go onto the market. Have a great Day! Greg